@DominikDammer My analysis was more extensive but I did not want to make the article too long. I agree that I should have emphasized more on the interactions between the game mechanics and dynamics, and I will keep this in mind.

Regarding the game's influences, it is true that they are relevant to understanding its evolution and context, but they are a bit beyond the scope of this particular post.

I appreciate your time and feedback. It is always useful to receive feedback to improve!☺️☺️

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@seandick OK, I wasn't expecting that

@Pixelbark who wants to have testicles bigger? They are just more susceptible to being hit 😖😖😖

@Pixelbark now I need to see his head detaching and rolling on the ground! 🤣🤣

@lashman amazing! Great work! 🤩🤩

@bluszcz @AndairaArt LOL

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@brook thanks for the advice!

@Nina in my team we make "virtual coffee" meet calls where we cannot talk about work, this is a great way to get engaged with the people. Also when we make some call about any subject (fix technical problems, decide some workflows...) we usually spent some time after to speak about anything, just like water-cooled conversations.

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@ratqueen ouch, is sad to know about your bad experiences there. If you discover any interesting community don't forget to share it here 😊

@ratqueen also I will follow you 'cause I'm interested in create community with oder gamedevs too.

@ratqueen this community at reddit is pretty active and people ask about interesting topics, share free assets, or comment news. https://www.reddit.com/r/gamedev?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share

@trekfan4747 also she was Tess from The Last of Us (the Game)

@jki I guess be visible on the stores is very very difficult, but outside of them is pretty imposible.

@jki probably is because most of the possible customers never will be know that your game exists if is outside of the app stores unless yo have already a big big big IP.

@deshipu I'm not saying that a first person is always more inmersive, but it can be compared with the alternative that the developer is able to implement.

And in my opinion, an abstract piece can be, sometimes, more inmersive than a realistic one.

@deshipu it can be more inmersive if you cannot implement a good character (maybe you have no good character artist or animator). Is more inmersive to not see the character than to see a broken one. And also without a visual character the player can fill the gap with his own idea of a character that matches with the game.

@jakemanion maybe scheduling your time can help. If you're playing in your spare time you are not procrastinating. Your time for your game is other.